The other side has dividers shaped to hold a drone, while also making room for other components. I could imagine putting FPV goggles in the left side divider of this case.

There’s also a fold out pouch for tools, which avid racers will definitely need.

The thing I love most about this is the 2-in-1 aspect. If you have a smaller drone, like mine (I’m flying the Blade Nano QX2 at the moment) then you might opt to just have one half of the case. You simply unzip the center and it will separate from its second half.

The case is sturdy, with a hard shell on two sides, as well as soft padding on either sides.

This case is also handy because velcro compartments make it easy to reconfigure. Many drone cases are designed for “just Phantom” or “just Typhoon,” but in the racing world, you may be constantly changing the type of drone you need an wouldn’t want to commit to one preconfigured case.

The case is really light and useful, making it a much better solution to putting the drone in my backpack where it could potentially break.

The one thing to keep in mind is that while this case s really tiny and wonderful, it’s too small that it likely wouldn’t fit a laptop — though it could definitely fit a tablet.

Lowepro in 2015 released a compact drone case designed for camera drones such as the DJI and Parrot Bebop line of drones. Check out my review of he Lowepro DroneGuard case series here. Those cases are constructed of tough 600 denier polyester and use what the company refers to as “Lowepro’s FormShell technology for superior impact protection without added bulk or weight.”

I’m doing a FREE GIVEAWAY CONTEST for this case in partnership with LowePro, who donated one to readers!

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Leave a comment below the video on YouTube (not this blog post) stating your favorite place to fly drones.

One winner will be chosen at random on Sunday, July 31 at 9 a.m. PT. The winner will be contacted via YouTube and will have 72 hours to respond with a mailing address. If no response is given, a new winner will be chosen.

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Thanks for reading. I don’t accept payment for reviewing products, and I also have a policy of returning products after I have completed the review, except in cases where the product is too damaged to return or the company doesn’t want it back, in which case I host a reader giveaway, like this.

I am a drone pilot and photographer living in Sydney. I also use lowepro for my camera gear and love it. I just cam to know about your blog. How can I become a regular contributor to this blog. Please reply by email. Thanks